to think i didnt watch game of thrones so i could have more time to revise for this **** exam, only did I later realise that nothing can prepare you for this BS
Me too, I feel like I've let Game of Thrones down, regrets.
Thanks, so I might aim for the most basic essay (Assuming you have all the detail and the 3 other factors are first class) without any of the spec stuff as I have a full book of extra stuff but didn't really have time to learn it due to other exams and don't think I can learn much now
Absolutely. An essay score of 21 is excellent and well above average. Go for perfection in the specification content and you won't go wrong. Only add extras if you can, but don't worry too much.
My basic plan is: Transport in plants Nitrogen cycle Proteins - Fe2+ group in haemoglobin and ionic bonds in tertiary structures Synapses Ca2+ in muscle contraction Cl- in cholera Sodium potassium pump in gut/axon H+ in ETC and in regulating blood pH Pi in ATP and DNA
does this look like a decent essay?? ive done no essays whatsoever and i cant remember any of unit and 2, so my plans based on what id be able to recall in the exam *proceeds to revise the other stuff you mentioned*
Thats what i plan to do! As they recommend 40 minutes, however a decent essay does not need 40 minutes of time if you have a decent plan, guess it depends on the wording of the question..
Thats what i plan to do! As they recommend 40 minutes, however a decent essay does not need 40 minutes of time if you have a decent plan, guess it depends on the wording of the question..
nice, I want to get it out the way asap as its quite a big thing to be worrying about... but then I dont want to tire myself out too much before the crappy HSW questions...
does this look like a decent essay?? ive done no essays whatsoever and i cant remember any of unit and 2, so my plans based on what id be able to recall in the exam *proceeds to revise the other stuff you mentioned*
Not too sure how much xylem, phloem and carbon cycle relate to ions but if you know how to use them to answer the question then by all means go for it, although I'd have talked more about active transport of ions in roots and how that lowers the water potential. Rather than an overview of photosynthesis and respiration I'd just mention the bits involving ions (i.e. coenzymes and ETC) to avoid wasting time and remember saprobionts make ammonium from dead organic material, only nitrogen fixing convert nitrogen from the air.
Other than that it looks good but that's just my personal opinion, I'm not an examiner so I might not be right!
nice, I want to get it out the way asap as its quite a big thing to be worrying about... but then I dont want to tire myself out too much before the crappy HSW questions...
hahah yeah i guess, but at least it requires less thought than those ****e HSW's which no one knows the answer to!